#gorokuwireless

In spite of the fact that it seems connected to a network, the player just doesn’t stream any content. “Roku Connected But Not Working” is the most common error of all. Either the broadcast buffers frequently or a particular video from a channel does not play. The quality of the video itself is poor or you could also be encountering slow video streaming. From the same channel try playing a couple of other videos as an instant solution. You might want to call the provider or go.roku.com/wireless for the interruption in the service if the remaining videos seem to have some trouble.

Single Channel Issues

You must try playing a video from a Roku channel other than the one that you are currently streaming when a single channel won’t play a video of your choice;

Verify if you have linked the channel appropriately to the account and also, check subscription details for the channel.

To sign in suitably, get help from your provider.

During the course of the error, follow the instructions that are displayed on the screen.

Multiple Channel Issues

It is possible that you have a network issue when you are not able to play videos from any of the channels.

By clicking on the ‘Settings’     menu, check the status of the network connection.

And then, from under the ‘Network’ section, select ‘About’. 

Either ‘Connected’ or ‘Excellent’ or any other similar message will be displayed under the ‘Status’ menu.

You must setup the connection once again in case you see the status     as ‘Not Connected’.

If not, click on the ‘Set up Connection’ to restore the connectivity, and then execute the instructions displayed on the screen.

Once again to verify the status of the network connection after you have completed the above step, click on ‘Check     Connection’. 

Wondering how to set up your Roku Wireless Device?